USC is expected to soon end its disassociation from former Heisman Trophy winner Reggie Bush, sources said, as the NCAA’s 10-year penalty in the improper benefits case expires Wednesday.
After 10 years, former USC Trojans running back Reggie Bush’s disassociation from the university is expected to soon come to an end, sources told ESPN.
The timing comes as a result of an NCAA Committee on Infractions rule, adopted in 2017, that limits any mandated disassociation between an individual and a school to 10 years. Bush’s disassociation — which came as part of sweeping sanctions that included a two-year postseason ban, 14 vacated victories (including the 2004 BCS national championship) and the loss of 30 scholarships — began on June 10, 2010.
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